


Brighter This Time

by Jiksa, tomlinshawexchange_mod



Category: BBC Radio 1 RPF, One Direction (Band)
Genre: Alternate Universe - College/University, Falling In Love, First Time, Heartbreak, M/M
Language: English
Status: Completed
Published: 2020-01-11
Updated: 2020-01-11
Packaged: 2021-02-27 12:35:16
Rating: Mature
Warnings: No Archive Warnings Apply
Chapters: 1
Words: 4,581
Publisher: archiveofourown.org
Story URL: https://archiveofourown.org/works/22037152
Author URL: https://archiveofourown.org/users/Jiksa/pseuds/Jiksa, https://archiveofourown.org/users/tomlinshawexchange_mod/pseuds/tomlinshawexchange_mod
Summary: Louis’s a little lost, a little heartbroken, and maybe a little… something else. Nick’s just a shit bartender.
Relationships: Harry Styles/Louis Tomlinson, Nick Grimshaw/Louis Tomlinson
Comments: 24
Kudos: 88
Collections: The Tomlinshaw Fic Exchange 2019





	Brighter This Time

**Author's Note:**

  * For [sullenhearts](https://archiveofourown.org/users/sullenhearts/gifts).



> Written as a pinch hit for the brilliant [The 2019 Tomlinshaw Exchange.](https://tomlinshawexchange.tumblr.com/) Thanks to the mods for being legends. Sullenhearts- I hope this works for you. Happy hols. <3

Some girl Louis’s never seen before, leopard print tights and red lips and a big fluffy scarf she tugs off once the door shuts behind her. Some bloke in a leather jacket, carrying a book bag and waving as he spots his mates by the fireplace. A girl Louis vaguely recognises from his Fundamentals of Nursing class, ducking in from the cold with a few more birds in tow.

Louis sighs, swilling the lukewarm dregs of lager around the bottom of his pint glass. The seat beside him is still empty, his phone on the counter still silent. He’s down to his last six cigarettes, down to his last few bills before he has to ask his mum for a transfer.

He rubs his damp palms on his new trousers, the bright red pair he picked up at the charity shop when he thought he could be the sort of person who wears loud pants and black braces and doesn’t care what anyone else thinks. The brave sort of boy who could kiss someone all night and have it still mean something in the morning, who could invite someone out for drinks and have them actually show up.

 _Fuck._ He’s been so fucking stupid.

A fresh pint appears beside his own, half lager and half foam, the excess overflowing off the side of the glass and pooling on the scarred wood of the counter. He looks up to meet the bartender’s soft, pitying eyes. “On the house,” the bloke says, giving him a wincing smile. “Don’t think she’s coming, mate.”

Louis feels the shame turn in his stomach, his cheeks warming with it. “Mind your own bloody business, would you?”

“I’m a bartender, love,” the bloke who can’t even pour a proper pint says dramatically, flicking back an imaginary mane of hair. He doesn’t look like he belongs at the Student Union, with his dress shirt half unbuttoned and a silk scarf tied ‘round his neck, but he sounds local. “It’s not what we do.” 

Louis rolls his eyes, shoving his lukewarm pint away and taking a hearty sip of foam from the new one. It’s not great, but it’ll do. “Not a very good one, are you?”

Louis’s phone lights up, the screen illuminating with, _Still at the library, sorry, won’t make drinks. See you at home?_

Louis quickly turns the screen off without answering and shoves his phone into his pocket. As though getting rid of the evidence will make it hurt any less, as though it’ll make him feel any less pathetic. There’s no point getting upset; all Louis had said was _two-pint tuesday at 532 after class, buy you a drink if you’re up for it._ Casual, non-committal, friendly. A cheeky smiling emoji he’d deliberated over for long, painful minutes.

The bartender’s hands are still there on the counter, poncy bracelets on one wrist and a smudged little anchor tattoo on the other. Nice hands, not that Louis looks at those sorts of things.

“First date or summat?” the guy presses on, apparently immune to hostility and unable to read a fucking room. “One of them tinder things?”

Louis shakes his head, taking another big gulp of his shit pint. There’s a thin silver necklace disappearing into the deep V of the guy’s shirt. Unruly chest hair and pale white skin. Probably old enough to be one of Louis’s professors. “Still none of your business.”

“You know, I might be a bit shit at pouring drinks, but I’m well good at listening.”

Louis meets his eyes, biting his tongue at the disarming softness there. “ _Quite_ shit at pouring drinks, if we’re honest.”

It shouldn’t make someone smile, being insulted like that. “I’m Nick,” he says, dropping his elbows to the bar and leaning closer so Louis can hear him better over the music. “Just filling in for my mate Aimee, belatedly forgot she’s got an essay due in the morning. Never actually tended bar before, if you’ll believe that.”

“Louis,” Louis says cautiously, glancing around the bar. No one is paying them any mind. “Probably shouldn’t quit your day job.”

Nick laughs, running his long fingers through his gravity-defying hair. It makes his bracelets jangle. “Sound advice that, cheers. Fancy a cocktail, then? I can make you something with kombucha and bitters. Might have an egg white or two somewhere in the back, maybe some basil juice.”

Louis can’t help the look of revulsion that twists across his face. 

Nick nicks Louis's pint out of his hands and tops it up with a dash of draught cider before sliding it back across the bar. "Boom, made you a snakebite." 

Louis frowns at it. "You need to be stopped."

Nick laughs, resting his forearms back on the counter in front of Louis. “Go on, then,” he prompts, entirely unruffled. “Girl trouble?”

Louis hesitates, glancing around the bar again. His face feels warm. He rubs his palms over his stupid, over-confident trousers again. It’s makes his stomach swoop, working up the nerve to meet Nick’s eyes again. “No, not quite.”

Nick’s face hasn’t changed; kind and open and still right there across the narrow bar. Gently, so gently, he says, “Not a girl, then, maybe.”

Louis bites down on his tongue again, forcing himself to hold Nick’s gaze despite the shame simmering inside him. “Like I said,” he mutters, the flush in his face probably giving more away than he’d like. “None of your business.”

Nick doesn’t say anything, just looks down at Louis’s hands fidgeting in his own lap and then back up at Louis’s pinched mouth. He lets out a soft sigh, like maybe he can hear some of the things Louis doesn't yet know how to say.

Louis feels a little bit like he could cry, a little bit like he could run.

A woman’s voice startles them both, a _vodka soda and two pints, please_ breaking the spell, and when Nick turns his back to grab fresh glasses, Louis’s already elbowing his way out the door.

—

Zayn’s huddled over a notebook when Louis walks through the door of their rickety five-bedroom townhouse, his chemistry textbooks littered all over the dining table. There’s a half-smoked joint in the ashtray, a half-empty bottle of Coke Zero and a half-eaten pizza on the table. Some sort of foreign-sounding hip hop on the late night radio.

Louis peels off his coat, scarf and gloves, dumping them in a heap by the front door. His shoes are soaked through from his meandering walk home.

“Thought Harry was coming home with you,” Zayn says, pushing his glasses up to rub at his eyes. He looks knackered; they all do this close to exams. Liam’s been going to bed at nine the last few nights, Niall’s been staying up all night and sleeping all day. Louis’s taken to lying awake all night, thinking about Harry kissing people that aren’t him on the other side of their shared wall. It’s been barely a week since it was Louis on his back on Harry’s mattress, being kissed and kissed and kissed by Harry’s rum and coke mouth.

 _Gotta get my kicks while I’m still young enough to get ‘em_ , Betty Rizzo had sassed on the laptop forgotten at their feet, and Louis had squeezed his eyes at the pure intoxication of Harry’s mouth against his own, Danny Zuko singing _I got chills, they’re multiplying_.

Louis’s counted two more notches on Harry’s bedpost since then. Not that he’s counting. Not that he cares either way.

“Nah,” Louis says, grabbing a cold slice off of Zayn’s plate. “Library again.”

“Mm,” Zayn says, slouching in his chair and sighing deeply. He squints at Louis’s clothes. “Why do you look like you’re about to run off to join the circus?”

“Fuck off,” Louis growls, reaching across the table to light the spliff. He’ll release the trousers back into the wild tomorrow, shove them in a plastic bag and take them down to the charity shop and forget all about them. “How’d it go with Perrie last night?”

“Rubbish,” Zayn mutters. “We were watching _The fucking Notebook._ Candles and wine, all that shit, getting hot and heavy on the sofa, and then Jesy comes home crying ‘cause of some bloke.”

"Rough."

"I'm never going to get in this girl's pants," Zayn sighs. "The universe is like, conspiring against us."

Louis picks pineapple off his pizza slice. For all the game Zayn talks, he’s seen the tenderness in Zayn’s eyes when he looks at Perrie, the way he listens to her talk about nonsense like it’s the most interesting thing he’s ever heard. Knows he’ll wait for as long as it takes for her to feel ready, that he’ll wait until their wedding night if that’s what she decides. No matter how frustrating. Zayn’s a good one. 

“The new bartender at 532’s a poof,” Louis says, sucking in a lungful of smoke. He holds it in for a long moment, before blowing it out through his nose. It almost takes the edge off. “So.”

Zayn arches an eyebrow. “So?”

“So nothing.” Louis shrugs, picking a piece of lint off his stupid red trousers. “Liam’s gonna lose it if he catches us smoking inside.”

“Liam’s asleep.”

“Mm,” Louis hums, belatedly wishing he hadn’t said anything. “I should get to bed. Got an early class in the morning.”

“As if you’re gonna go to that.” Zayn flicks the joint against the ashtray. “Is he cute or something?”

Louis runs a hand over his face. “Not really my type, on account of the dick.”

Zayn licks his lips, clicks his tongue, but doesn’t say anything. Louis doesn’t know what Zayn knows, or doesn’t know, or what Zayn suspects or doesn't suspect. He’s too tired and too tipsy and too heartsick to care. “I should get to bed.”

“Right,” Zayn starts, and then his eyes flash to the front door, alerted to the sound of shoving and jangling keys and bodies crashing into the hallway and into each other, stumbling over shoes and pulling at each other’s outerwear and breathing heavily into frenzied kisses.

“Fuck,” Harry murmurs, the word swallowed by another messy, deep kiss. “Can’t wait to get my mouth between your— _mmm_ , god, you're so fucking—”

Louis feels the bile rising in his throat. The foreign exchange student, the pretty American one, the one with the good jokes and the terrible cowboy boots. Parker, or Spencer, or Taylor, or some other boys’ name. The reason Harry stayed late at the library instead of joining him for drinks, apparently. If that’s even where he was.

Zayn glances between Louis and the lovebirds before clearing his throat. Harry and the girl break apart, giggling in apparent embarrassment at being caught. “Oh. Um. Hello there,” Harry says lightly, stumbling a little and struggling to keep his composure. The girl stands awkwardly behind him, her cheeks flushed from the cold or drinks or the heat of Harry's kisses. “Didn’t mean to—”

“Keep it down,” Zayn says, unexpectedly coldly. He hands the joint back to Louis, his gaze hard on Harry’s. “Liam and Niall are both asleep.”

Louis watches Harry wipe pink lipstick off his mouth, before the sight becomes unbearable. Who Harry kisses isn’t really any of Louis’s business, just because they snogged once. Harry’s got to get his kicks while he’s still young enough to get them, after all.

“We’ll keep it down,” Harry promises. And then, softly, almost as an afterthought, “Sorry about drinks, Lou. We lost track of time, and then we just grabbed some dinner at the pub across the street from—”

“Don’t worry about it,” Louis mutters, flicking the lighter under the tip of the joint and relighting the cherry. He can't bring himself to look at him again, or the girl Harry would rather spend time with. “Didn’t end up going after all, had to drop off something at Hannah’s. You know how it is.”

“Right,” Harry says, and then there’s a moment of whispered conversation and a private little giggle. “Right, right. Um. See you in the morning, lads.”

Two pairs of feet stumble up the staircase, and then Harry’s door shuts behind them, and Louis tries not to listen to Harry carving a nother notch into his bedpost.

“You can crash in my bed,” Zayn says. “I’ve got another few hours of study in me before I turn in. I'll sleep on the sofa.”

Louis bites at his lips, picking dry skin off with his teeth. He doesn’t want to sleep in his own bed, but he doesn’t want to admit that to Zayn either. “We should go out this weekend,” he says. “Take some time off revision. Get proper fucked up.”

Zayn nods. His eyes are bloodshot. They’re all so knackered. “Take my bed, Lou.”

"I'm good," Louis says, and before heading upstairs to brush his teeth. He crawls beneath his own covers, squeezing his exhausted eyes shut and trying not to think about Harry’s body all over someone else’s.

A flash of long, sinewy fingers flits across his mind moments before he falls asleep, a flash of tattoos and chest hair and gravity-defying hair, and Louis tries not to think about that either.

—

The girl with the red hair is back behind the bar the next time Louis ducks into 532. He opens his Fundamentals of Nursing textbook, nurses a pint as he underlines passages at random to feel like he’s actually revising, and goes home.

Harry isn’t there; Liam’s already in bed. Zayn’s snoring softly on his school work on the dining table. Niall’s beside him, flicking manically through an Economics textbook and shoveling cereal into his mouth, oblivious to anything else on account of the techno blaring from his headphones. 

The top floor is dead quiet when Louis reaches it, and once he’s curled up in his bed, he wonders what kissing a bloke that isn’t Harry might feel like.

—

He shares a cigarette with Zayn on the front steps the next morning, watching the snow fall gently onto their dimly lit street. Zayn’s still in yesterday’s clothes, a smudge of ink imprinted on his left cheek from his notes the night before. He nudges Louis’s shoulder. “You good, mate?”

“Mm,” Louis hums, zipping his jacket tight shut. His breath hangs in the air. “Bit tired, is all.” 

It’s been a long semester. He’s mostly kept up with his school work, made some friends, grown up a little. It’s been good, mostly. His heart feels sore, a little bit like it’s been punched, but it can’t possibly feel that way forever.

“I’m your mate,” Zayn says, softly and seriously, grinding the cigarette butt out on the step. “No matter what, yeah?”

Louis frowns, his stomach twisting at the strange intensity on Zayn’s face. He forces a laugh. “What’s that supposed to mean?”

“Whatever’s going on,” Zayn says sternly, draping an arm around Louis’s tense shoulders. He gives Louis a little shove. “Whatever’s going on, I’m your mate. No matter what.”

Louis twists his jacket up around his throat, resting his chin on his knees. “Me too,” he says awkwardly. He doesn't know what Zayn thinks or suspects, what Zayn thinks he knows about him. Louis doesn't even know about himself. “Mates. No matter what. Me too.”

A swell of noise comes from the house, the TV switching on and Liam shouting something from upstairs, Niall shouting from somewhere else. Harry’s window is ajar above them. Louis heard him come in sometime in the a.m., the sounds of greedy hands and rumpling clothes and messy kisses in the hallway, the giggles and groans and long, meaningful silences between once the bedroom door shut behind them.

It’s so easy for Harry, all of this. It isn’t for Louis.

“Come out with us on Friday,” Zayn says, pressing his forehead against Louis’s shoulder. “Me and Perrie and her mates. Niall might come. Take your mind off of things."

The thought of it is a bit exhausting, but, "Yeah, alright."

—

532 is packed when they stumble through the doors, the dizzying heat of too many bodies and the roaring fire shocking their cold cheeks and making them pull desperately at coats and beanies and scarves and gloves. Louis’s stomach gives a strange little lurch as the door shuts behind him; he should’ve known they’d end up here.

Jesy’s already thrown up in the bus on the way in, Perrie and Zayn having turned back around to get her home safe. “Niall’s got your back, yeah?” Zayn had said inexplicably before he left, meaningfully grabbing Louis’s shoulder. “Nial’ll get you a pint, yeah?”

Niall had looked as confused as Louis felt, and they’d gone to another bar, and then another, and Niall’s had some bird in tow since The Ducie Arms and doesn’t appear to be going home alone tonight. 

One of Jesy’s friends has been leaning close to Louis all night, laughing too loud at his jokes and biting her lip at him over the rim of her house white. Maybe a few weeks ago he’d have wanted to take her home, but not anymore.

There’s a shock of red hair behind the bar again, and some other girl Louis doesn’t recognise, and he tries not to feel disappointed that they both probably know how to pour a proper pint. There’s no one else Louis recognises, not that he’s looking.

Niall gets him a pint, and then another. Leigh-Anne puts her hand on his thigh under the table, and Louis doesn’t bother moving it. When she licks her lips and looks at his, he turns to grab his pack of cigarettes out of his jacket. One left.

He has it by himself under a clear night sky, watching the twinkle of stars overhead. The cigarette makes his head spin, the lager and tiredness and heartsickness all catching up to him. It’s been a long semester, a long few weeks, a long night. He’s almost asked Harry what the fuck even happened, why it hit Louis so hard and doesn’t seem to have affected Harry at all. But there’s no point, is there.

Harry can kiss anyone and have it mean nothing, Louis seemingly can’t kiss anyone anymore. He might as well go home, get himself to bed, lie awake all night wondering about what that all means.

He ducks back inside to say his goodbyes, stopping short in the doorway at the sight of him.

The red-haired girl is still there, pouring drinks and taking money and chatting with patrons, but behind her, leaning against the fridges with his mobile in his hands, is... Nick. In a dress shirt and suit jacket, the top few buttons undone.

Almost everything in Louis wants to make a run for it, but something reckless and brave makes him slide onto a bar stool and rap his knuckles against the counter. "Pint, please."

Nick glances up from his phone, something unreadable flashing across his face for a brief moment before it gives way to a brilliant smile. “Afraid I’m not bartending tonight, pet,” he says, coming close enough that he doesn’t have to shout over the music. “Just came by to get something off my flatmate and have a cheeky shandy. I live right up the street from here.”

“I was promised a cocktail,” Louis says, feeling his face flush at the sudden proximity. He can smell Nick’s cologne, the gum he’s been chewing, the scent of alcohol on him. He lets his gaze sweep over Nick’s exposed collarbones, the tendon in his neck, the five o’ clock shadow on his jaw. “Something with bakucha and egg. On the house.”

“Ah, yes,” Nick says in exaggerated mock disappointment, taking a sip of what clearly isn’t a shandy, given that it’s a murky blue. “Here for the free drinks then, not the stellar bartendrial life advice.”

“I could go for another snakebite,” Louis says, biting down on his lower lip and forcing himself to hold Nick’s gaze. His heart feels too big for his chest, too loud for this moment. “If— if _you_ make it.”

Nick looks at him for a long, strange moment. Glances at his coworker. “You’ve had a bit to drink tonight already, haven’t you?”

Louis frowns, taken aback. “Not that much.”

Nick glances at his colleague across the bar again, or his— well, flatmate, it seems. She’s busy serving, apparently oblivious to the two of them. “Looks like you’ve probably had enough, love.” He grabs a laminated sheet of paper from underneath the bar. “See this row of instructive emojis right here? You appear to be this emoji right here at the minute, over here on the bad side. This emoji doesn’t get served. This emoji’s had enough.”

Louis scoffs. “God, you’re such a shit bartender.”

Nick shrugs, pouring him a glass of water on ice and sliding it across the counter. “You here with someone, then? Mates or summat, someone to look after you?”

Louis glances behind himself; they’re still there. Niall’s telling some story that has the table’s attention, Leigh-Anne’s bent over her cell phone typing. “Don’t need looking after. Was about to call it a night, anyway.”

“Why don’t I walk you to the taxi rank then,” Nick says, his gaze lingering over Louis’s mates in the corner. “Make sure you get home safe.”

“Haven’t got money for a taxi.”

“I made some cash tips the other night. You can have it.”

“Can’t get anywhere on two quid fifty, mate.”

The laughter bursts from Nick’s mouth, glorious and unexpected. “God, you’re awful,” he says, smiling in a way that makes Louis’s stomach seize up. “Let me walk you home.”

Home would a long enough walk for Louis to lose what little of nerve he has in him. It takes all of his courage, Dutch and otherwise, to say, "You said you live around here. I could— maybe I could come round.”

Nick sucks his bottom lip into his mouth, biting down on it for a brief moment, before pushing at the glass on the counter again. “Drink your water, love.”

“Grim,” the red-headed bartender calls, tossing Nick a a set of keys between customers. She pours three pints without even looking. “Make sure you put some food out for Kitty, yeah? And try not to get scratched in the face this time, and don’t fall asleep with the heater on, love you, thanks, bye!”

“ _This_ time?”

“I’m allergic,” Nick sighs, pocketing the keys. “Deathly allergic. The daemon cat always wants a cuddle and I have to fight her off, which she tends to take as an invitation to tussle. She’s not even ours, just an outdoor stray Aims feeds out of the goodness of her whatever. Pain in the bum.”

Louis finishes his glass, then pushes it wordlessly across the bar. He wishes he’d worn his bright red trousers, his black suspenders, the clothes he thought could make him brave. He’s just in ratty jeans now, a T shirt of Niall’s for a band he doesn’t like, a pair of worn trainers. 

“You live around here,” he says again, not caring how red his face is. “You said that.”

Nick’s mouth twists. “You’re very young, love. And quite drunk.”

“I can handle my drink,” Louis argues. “And I’m not a fucking virgin, if that’s what you think. I’ve— I’ve kissed a bloke before.”

“Right,” Nick allows, glancing in the direction of Louis’s mates again. “Ever done anything else with one?”

Louis averts his eyes. He hasn’t, of course he hasn’t. Harry only kissed him and yet that was enough to short circuit everything in his life.

“Right. Didn’t think so.” Nick runs a hand through his hair, tousling it artfully. “Look,” he says gently, almost like an apology. “It’s nothing personal, okay? But I’ve been the late night shag boys like you regret the next day, I’ve done that before and it’s not for me.”

There’s something there for Nick, something old and hurt and heartbroken that feels way too familiar to Louis. Harry putting his clothes back on and leaving early for class the next morning, bringing home girl after girl after girl like kissing Louis meant nothing. “Never mind,” Louis mutters, belatedly realising he’s throwing himself at yet another person who doesn’t want him to. “Never mind, this was stupid. Never mind.”

“Hey, he— Louis. Hey, don't— Louis!”

Louis’s already halfway up the street before Nick catches up to him. “What are you doing,” Louis snaps, jerking his elbow out of Nick’s grasp. “Don’t you have a fucking cat to feed?”

“The cat could starve as far as I’m concerned,” Nick says, a little out of breath. He's just in his suit jacket still, his throat bare, his cheeks a little pink. It's started snowing again. “What— what do you expect me to do, here, really?”

“Nothing. Nothing at all. Nothing.”

Nick sighs, his hand soothing up Louis’s arm and snaking around the back of his neck. It makes goosebumps spread all over Louis’s body, makes his stomach seize up, makes his face feel so fucking hot.

Nick clears his throat. “You— you can come round to mine if you want. To sleep. That’s all. Nothing else.”

Louis swallows, looking down at their feet, the snow murky and grey beneath them. His ratty trainers, Nick's leather boots. His urge to run; Nick’s ability to catch up with him. “I don’t need your bloody pity—”

“I’m not offering any,” Nick counters, dropping his head lower. His voice sounds low and warm and close. His breath hangs in the air, close enough for Louis to almost taste it. “I— I’d like you to. I mean, heaven knows why, you’ve been nothing but awful to me since we met, but apparently that’s my fucking type, so.”

Louis closes his eyes, trying desperately to feel brave. "I'm too young for you."

“Yes,” Nick says. “Clearly."

"There's a girl in there who probably wants to shag me if you don’t.”

Nick doesn't say anything to that; when Louis looks up his face is pinched and awful. Angry, maybe. Or hurt. _God._

So close. Louis's never wanted to kiss anyone more. He swallows thickly, his mouth feeling all numb and useless. He doesn’t know what to say, how to do this, how not to beg.

Nick takes a step back, letting go of him. "Well don't let me get in your—"

Louis follows him recklessly, stumbling over his own feet in undignified desperation. The first kiss— if that’s even what it is— is still, toothless, terrified, Louis’s begging mouth crushed against the scruff on Nick’s turned jaw. And then Nick’s soft exhale, the moment of hesitation before he yields and turns his face, the perfect feeling of his mouth against Louis’s and the twist of Nick’s fists in Louis’s jacket when their kisses grow teeth.

It’s the single best fucking thing Louis has ever felt in his entire life.

“Sleep,” Nick whispers against his mouth, decidedly out of breath this time, dropping his hands from Louis’s face until they reach Louis’s shaking hands between them. It’s so cold. Louis’s sweating. ”Nothing more.”

“Nothing more,” Louis repeats, linking their frozen fingers together. He looks at Nick’s mouth again, craving it. “Nothing more?”

Nick cracks a smile, pressing his forehead against Louis’s. He presses another kiss to Louis’s mouth, tender and tentative and perfect. “Maybe… maybe just a little bit more.”

The pub doors open and shut and open and shut. Louis kisses him back, oblivious to anything and everything else.

**Author's Note:**

> Title from ["Eyes Shut" by Years & Years](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nRLZFmTcOkY).


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